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He took that liberty not to venerate where he was unable to comprehend which he denied to his opponents.
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Harold J. Laski
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gutenberg.orgHe took that liberty not to venerate where he was unable to comprehend which he denied to his opponents.
Laski reflects on Burke's selective veneration of liberty, which he denied to his opponents.
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